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Flower Power for Pets(sm) Flower Essences Level I

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Course Description: Flowers Essences For Pets Level I Course Learn about the safe use of flower essences for your animal friends. Course information is applicable for all animals. Flowers Essences Level I Course includes: Course Modules:

  • Flower Essences Overview & FAQ
  • History of Bach Flower Essences
  • Using Flower Essences for Emotional Balance and Support
  • What are Constitutional & Temporary Flower Essences
  • Flower Essence Profiles (38 Individual Profiles with images)
  • Storage & Handling of Flower Essences
  • Methods of Application & Uses
  • Conducting a Flower Essence Consultation
  • Flower Essence Chart
  • Over 150 pages of detailed information to get started
  • Individual communication and support (pertaining to course materials)

Upon completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate of Completion. This course is approved by: NAHA (National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy) for 50 hours. H.A.A. (Holistic Animal Association) for 50 hours. Course Requirements: Students are required to complete and submit (10) Case Studies, course assignments and successfully pass the course exam pertaining to the Level I Course materials. This course is part of the Animal Flower Essence Certification Course and is a prerequisite for the full course. Course availability: This course is open to anyone 18 years or older. No prior experience in the use of flower essences is required. Course Supplies: This course will require the additional purchase of the 38 individual Bach Flower Essences to complete individual case studies and assignments.  Students will need to purchase the flower essences separately.  Students will be given a list of reputable companies that supply flower essences. Refund & Application Policy: Course fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable. Course fees are scheduled to change without notice. All course program materials are copyrighted. Students are required to submit a student application and course agreement form before receiving course materials.

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Module 1

Welcome!
Overview and FAQ

What are flower essences, how and who may they benefit
Who is Dr. Edward Bach and the Bach Flower Essences?

The creation of the Bach Flower Essences by founder Dr. Edward Bach.
Storage & Handling

Learn about proper storage and handling of flower essences, as well as how to keep items safely secured when working with animals.
Temporary & Constitutional Flower Essences

Learn why this aspect is important
Flower Essence Reference Chart
How to Give Flower Essences

Category 1: Fear

Aspen

Keywords: Fear, worries, unknown fears
Cherry Plum

Keywords: Fear of losing control, temper tantrum, breakdown, abusive, rage, explode
Mimulus

fear of known things
Red Chestnut

over-concern for the welfare of loved ones
Rock Rose

terror and fright

Category 2: Uncertainty

Cerato

Keywords: Confirmation, seeking advice, do not trust own wisdom or judgment
Gentian

Keywords: Discouraged, depressed, disappointment, disheartened due to past outcomes.
Gorse

Keywords: Hopelessness, gives up over time.
Hornbeam

tiredness at the thought of doing something
Scleranthus

inability to choose between alternatives
Wild Oat

uncertainty over one’s direction in life

Category 3: Lack of Interest

Chestnut Bud

Keywords: Learning, repeating mistakes
Clematis

Keywords: Daydreaming, dreaminess, withdrawing, lack of concentration
Honeysuckle

living in the past
Mustard

deep gloom for no reason
Olive

exhaustion following mental or physical effort
White Chestnut

unwanted thoughts and mental arguments
Wild Rose

drifting, resignation, apathy

Category 4: Loneliness

Heather

Keywords: Self-centered, talkative, does not like to be alone, the needy child.
Impatiens

impatience
Water Violet

quiet self-reliance leading to isolation

Category 5: Over-sensitive to Influences and Ideas

Agrimony

Keywords: Addiction, unhappy, anxiety, insomnia
Centaury

Keywords: Weak-willed, bullied, unable to say no, imposed on, lack energy, tired, timid, passive, quiet
Holly

Keywords: Envy, hatred, jealousy, suspicion, distrust.
Walnut

protection from change and unwanted influences

Category 6: Despondency and Despair

Crab Apple

Keywords: ‘The Cleansing Remedy’, self-dislike, feeling unclean.
Elm

Keywords: Overwhelmed by responsibility
Larch

lack of confidence
Oak

the plodder who keeps going past the point of exhaustion
Pine

guilt
Star of Bethlehem

shock
Sweet Chestnut

extreme mental anguish, when everything has been tried and there is no light left
Willow

self-pity and resentment

Category 7: Over-care for the Welfare of others

Beech

Keywords: Intolerance, critical, lack of compassion
Chicory

Keywords: Possessive, over-protective, self-centered, critical, nagging, self-pity, easily offended, manipulating, demanding
Vervain

over-enthusiasm
Vine

dominance and inflexibility
Rock Water

self-denial, rigidity and self-repression

Course Assignments and Quiz

Flower Essence Consultation Development
Flower Essence Questionnaire Intake Form
Health History Intake Form/Follow-up Form
Flower Essence Case Study Requirement
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #1 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #1 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #2 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #2 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #3 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #3 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #4 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #4 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #5 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #5 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #6 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #6 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #7 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #7 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #8 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #8 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #9 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #9 – Part 2
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #10 – Part 1
Flower Essences Level I – Case Study #10 – Part 2
Bach Flowers Level I Exam

Individual Flower Remedy Profiles

Agrimony

Keywords: Addiction, unhappy, anxiety, insomnia
Aspen

Keywords: Fear, worries, unknown fears
Beech

Keywords: Intolerance, critical, lack of compassion
Centaury

Keywords: Weak-willed, bullied, unable to say no, imposed on, lack energy, tired, timid, passive, quiet
Cerato

Keywords: Confirmation, seeking advice, do not trust own wisdom or judgment
Cherry Plum

Keywords: Fear of losing control, temper tantrum, breakdown, abusive, rage, explode
Chestnut Bud

Keywords: Learning, repeating mistakes
Chicory

Keywords: Possessive, over-protective, self-centered, critical, nagging, self-pity, easily offended, manipulating, demanding
Clematis

Keywords: Daydreaming, dreaminess, withdrawing, lack of concentration
Crab Apple

Keywords: ‘The Cleansing Remedy’, self-dislike, feeling unclean.
Elm

Keywords: Overwhelmed by responsibility
Gentian

Keywords: Discouraged, depressed, disappointment, disheartened due to past outcomes.
Gorse

Keywords: Hopelessness, gives up over time.
Heather

Keywords: Self-centered, talkative, does not like to be alone, the needy child.
Holly

Keywords: Envy, hatred, jealousy, suspicion, distrust.
Honeysuckle

living in the past
Hornbeam

tiredness at the thought of doing something
Impatiens

impatience
Larch

lack of confidence
Mimulus

fear of known things
Mustard

deep gloom for no reason
Oak

the plodder who keeps going past the point of exhaustion
Olive

exhaustion following mental or physical effort
Pine

guilt
Red Chestnut

over-concern for the welfare of loved ones
Rock Rose

terror and fright
Rock Water

self-denial, rigidity and self-repression
Scleranthus

inability to choose between alternatives
Star of Bethlehem

shock
Sweet Chestnut

extreme mental anguish, when everything has been tried and there is no light left
Vervain

over-enthusiasm
Vine

dominance and inflexibility
Walnut

protection from change and unwanted influences
Water Violet

quiet self-reliance leading to isolation
White Chestnut

unwanted thoughts and mental arguments
Wild Oat

uncertainty over one’s direction in life
Wild Rose

drifting, resignation, apathy
Willow

self-pity and resentment

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